El cáncer, La Prohibida Curas - ESSIAC
Escrito por: Milos Pokimica
Revisado Médicamente Por: Dr. Xiùying Wáng, M.D.
Actualizado el 28 de mayo de 2023La verdad es falsa. Es un doble lenguaje orwelliano. Las conexiones entre la industria farmacéutica, los elitistas del cártel bancario que poseen esa industria, los establecimientos médicos y los gobiernos han impulsado la agenda no sólo para ganar más dinero, sino para gobernar la condición humana en su conjunto. Hoy en día ha ido tan lejos que se empuja bajo el paraguas de la ONU.
Uno de los aspectos prácticos y no tan "filosóficos" de la agenda es la destrucción sistemática de la industria de la salud natural, y el acceso a los suplementos naturales como golpe final en una guerra contra las plantas que dura más de 100 años. Y no sólo las plantas son un problema porque no se pueden patentar. No se trata de dinero. Es más que eso. Cualquier cura real que destruya la enfermedad de raíz no es algo que la industria quiera, aunque se pueda patentar. No quieren curas, sólo tratamientos que puedan prolongar un poco la vida. Veamos ejemplos de la vida real.
In a small town in Northern Ontario, back in 1922, rumors began circulating of some cancer-curing tea that was originating from the forests of Ontario. The Canadian Ojibwa tribe originally used a mixture. Indians called this mixture the “tea of life.” On a fateful day in 1922 Canadian cancer nurse, Rene Caisse noticed scar tissue on the breast of an elderly English woman.
She was diagnosed with breast cancer 30 years before and she cured it naturally without surgery, and that should not be possible, not even today. The woman just did not have the money for it. She met an Indian medicine man who told her that in his tribe’s tradition they are able to cure the disease with some tea.
Bueno, la mujer no tenía nada que perder. Así que probó el té y le funcionó. Todavía estaba viva 30 años después cuando la enfermera Caissie la examinó.
She also told the ingredients of the herbal remedy to the nurse. One year after that, nurse Caissie still didn’t do anything about the tea she had her about, but some local doctor in a walk told her that if the world uses some weed they just had walked by there, there will be no more breast cancer. It was one of the weeds in herbal remedy in that Indian medicine man tea.
The “weed” was sheep sorrel.
In 1924 she decided to test the tea on her aunt. Her aunt had nothing to lose because she had cancer of the stomach and conventional medicine at the time was given her about six months to live. She lived for another 21 years, cancer free. Rene Caisse (pronounced “Reen Case”) later gave the tea to her 72-year-old mother who was diagnosed with inoperable cancer of the liver, with only weeks to live. Her own mother healed and lived without cancer for another 18 years. After these events, Nurse Caisse decided to quit the hospital and began curing people with a mixture of herbs that would become known as Essiac which is her last name spelled backward.
Pronto la voz se extendió y el número de pacientes empezó a crecer. Cuando el Dr. Bestida de Bracebridge, Ontario, envió a Cassie a su paciente Bert Rosin, ella le curó, y el Dr. Bestida se presentó ante el ayuntamiento y el alcalde y les convenció para que cedieran a la enfermera Caisse el edificio como clínica. Así que crearon la clínica porque Cassie había hecho un gran descubrimiento y querían que recibiera el apoyo de su propia ciudad natal.
She treated for eight and a half years there with patients flocking in from all directions. She treated around six hundred patients a week, and the only way she was allowed to do this was free of charge and she needed to have a doctor’s diagnosis for every case she treated. Now just imagine if we impose the same rules on the cancer industry of today.
However, it was one Dr. Leonardo from Buffalo who had immediately recognized the potential of this cancer cure that warned her of what is going to happen. He was a cancer surgeon, and he asked if he can go to the clinic and examine patients to see for himself. After he had seen for himself, he said to Cassie that she has it (the cure), but the medical profession will never be going to let her do this. After a while of his visit, a small group of mysterious “entrepreneurs” showed up offering Cassie a small sum of one million dollars for the secret formula. At that time one million was a big sum of money. The equivalent of 20 million today. Now we can think of this as a bribe to keep her quiet and go some place warm and nice to retire. What these people would not prepare to guarantee was that her cure would be made available for free or available at all to people that needed it. They just wanted the formula and her to go away. The only reason why we know about this today and you can read about it is because she refused. She was emotional and not pragmatic. She treated people for free in the clinic. Would you have refused such an offer? Who in her right mind would? How many other cures have been suppressed by this form of bribe that we do not know about, and we would never know?
In 1938 her case was called before the legislature to determent the Essiac legal status. She was trying to legalize her treatment. Her patients gathered 55,000 signatures for a petition. A bill was introduced in the Ontario legislature to (allegedly) “authorize Rene Caisse to practice medicine in the Province of Ontario in the treatment of cancer and conditions therein.” Bill failed to pass. Public anger forced the establishment of a Cancer commission to investigate her remedies, but it was all rejected. Rene Caisse treated her patients under the supervision of many doctors. Some of those doctors saw with their own eyes what this tea could do, and eight of them signed a petition to the Department of National Health and Welfare at Ottawa, asking that Nurse Caisse be given facilities to do independent research on her discovery. Initially, Rene was not acquainted with the control that the medical/pharmaceutical industry had over governments. After the petition was delivered, she was continually threatened with arrest until she finally withdrew from public view. She kept on her clinic as long as she could until they stopped the doctors from giving the diagnosis and then she was forced to stop. Patients were still coming and in some cases begging her to treat them, but she was not able to do so without a diagnosis because she would be thrown in jail for a long time. She had a nervous breakdown and closed the clinic.
Essiac was cheap. Essiac is non-toxic. Essiac cannot be patented.
Rechazó el soborno.
En un mundo normal, un descubrimiento así sería acogido con las manos abiertas y se investigaría a fondo para ver cuál es la forma de suprimir el cáncer. En este mundo lleno de corrupción, este tipo de cosas se tachan de falsas y peligrosas y, en este caso, los medios de comunicación propiedad de empresas no podían demonizar a la enfermera Cassie porque no cobraba dinero por el tratamiento. Así que se limitaron a desprestigiar tranquilamente la clínica y a etiquetarla como una falsa cura contra el cáncer que la gente debería evitar sin haber realizado ninguna investigación. En ese momento, ella tenía un diagnóstico de los médicos regulares. Tenía resultados patológicos y miles de pacientes vivos que fueron dados de alta de los hospitales normales y enviados a casa a morir. Acudieron a ella en las últimas fases del cáncer y vivieron después de que la profesión médica los hubiera dado por muertos. Y, sin embargo, se negaron a reconocer cualquier beneficio del té Essiac sin ni siquiera una sola investigación realizada.
A día de hoy, la Sociedad Americana del Cáncer afirma que:
“Reviews of medical records of people who have been treated with Essiac do not support claims that this product helps people with cancer live longer or that it relieves their symptoms” and the FDA described Essiac as a “Fake Cancer ‘Cure’ Consumers Should Avoid.”
Cancer Research UK también señala que:
” There is no scientific evidence that Essiac can help to treat cancer or control its symptoms” and even warns that: “Essiac may interact with some types of cancer treatment, so it is very important to tell your doctor if you are thinking of taking Essiac.”
After she recovered from the breakdown, she started again from scratch brewing the herbal mixture in her own basement and curing a small number of patients. Soon government began harassing her again and having her arrested more than once. But the story broke out, and JFK’s personal physician, Dr. Charles Brusch who was also his close friend and who treated himself with Essiac when he battled cancer sent her an invitation to test Essiac scientifically. Caisse gave some samples of Essiac to Dr. Charles Brusch, who was also the founder of the Brusch Medical Center in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where tests were done. These first scientific tests showed that Essiac is not toxic and did have positive effects a cancer suppression. At that time Dr. Brusch recommended that Essiac should be tested for toxicity in order to be approved by the FDA as a possible cancer treatment.
Una vez que ese té llegó al Centro Oncológico Sloan-Kettering el proceso se atascó de alguna manera. Un laboratorio del Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center sí probó muestras de Essiac (proporcionadas por Caisse) en ratones durante la década de 1970. Este estudio nunca se publicó formalmente. Los resultados son controvertidos. Hubo retrasos inexplicables, y más retrasos y procesos que nunca llegaron a ninguna conclusión. El Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center es supuestamente uno de los centros de investigación del cáncer más importantes de EEUU. Chester Stock el Co-director del Sloan-Kettering, cuando fue entrevistado por la agencia de noticias, dijo que los resultados que él reportó mostraban que había un porcentaje muy pequeño en el pequeño grupo de regresiones, pero nunca tuvieron la oportunidad de confirmar esto y ver si podían obtener mejores resultados.
Al final, Essiac no fue aprobado por la FDA. Caisse rechazó las ofertas de los investigadores del Memorial Sloan-Kettering y del Instituto Nacional del Cáncer de EE UU para acceder a la receta. Se llegó tan lejos que los propios pacientes empezaron a organizarse para demandar al gobierno y a la FDA en un par de ocasiones. Creían que según la constitución podían meterse cualquier sustancia que quisieran siempre que no supusiera un peligro para los demás y que ni la FDA ni nadie podía decirles lo que podían o no podían usar en su propio cuerpo, así que varios grupos de pacientes se organizaron y demandaron a la FDA por negarles una posible cura.
Las vistas judiciales no llegaron a ninguna parte, y sí se les negaron derechos constitucionales.
Dr. Frederick Banting, the co-discoverer of insulin became interested in Essiac and even offered Nurse Caisse research facilities to test it further, but by this time Rene had already lost her will to fight. The single woman Rene Caisse trusted to help her make Essiac tea was her best friend, Mary McPherson According to Dr. Gary Glum, Mary had promised Rene never to share the recipe with anyone. It was one Dr. Glum that in 1985 purchased the formula for $120,000 from one of Rene’s former patients. Dr. Glum could have kept the formula secret and become very wealthy selling bottles of Essiac. However, he unselfishly released the formula into the public domain in 1988. At first, he offered the formula on a videotape that he advertised in his book, but the feds unlawfully seized the tapes before he could sell very many of them. Dr. Glum gave out the Essiac formula and recipe free of charge to anyone who mailed him a request for the Essiac formula. When Dr. Glum met Mary McPherson in Bracebridge, Ontario, and told her what the Essiac formula was, she was more than a little surprised. According to Dr. Glum, Mary eventually revealed the formula in 1994 because it was no longer a secret, and she wanted to end the controversy over the Essiac formula before she died.
Therefore, on December 23, 1994, the “Essiac” formula & recipe was officially entered into the public domain with the recording of Mary McPherson’s affidavit.
La Essiac incluye una mezcla de distintas hierbas, entre ellas la acedera de oveja (Rumex acetosella), que más tarde se demostró que era la más potente. También contiene corteza interna de olmo (Ulmus fulva), raíz de bardana (Arctium lappa) y ruibarbo turco (Rheum palmatum).
Slippery elm is the only Essiac herb native to North America. Turkey rhubarb (Rheum palmatum) is native to China and Tibet, not northern Ontario, so it appears unlikely that it was a part of the original medicine man’s formula of indigenous herbs in the late 1800s. It appears that both burdock and sheep sorrel were brought to this continent from Europe by early settlers who then passed on their knowledge of these two herbs to the local tribes. Burdock and sheep sorrel eventually spread throughout North America where water was sufficient. Rene Caisse indicated that sheep sorrel was one of the original herbs, so it appears that sheep sorrel had migrated to “the wilds of Northern Ontario” before the 1890s. Burdock could have also established itself in Northern Ontario by then. René Caisse felt sheep sorrel was the most active cancer fighter among all the herbs present in her formula. Dr. Chester Stock shared that viewpoint at Sloan-Kettering. Dr. Stock conducted some studies on sheep sorrel benefits for over three years in the mid-seventies.
Hierba Volumen Peso Forma Receta %
Raíz de bardana del tamaño de un guisante cortada al 53%.
Acedera de Oveja en polvo al 36%.
Corteza de olmo resbaladizo en polvo 9%.
Raíz de ruibarbo de Turquía en polvo 2%.s
En 2012, se realizó un estudio en Hungría. Los resultados de un estudio realizado en Hungría se publicaron y mostraron que la hierba acedera de las ovejas, y varios de sus parientes acedera, demostraron una actividad inhibidora del crecimiento celular sustancial (al menos 50% de inhibición de la proliferación celular) contra una o más líneas celulares cancerosas.
Un punto para los herbolarios.
A survey carried out in the year 2000 found approximately 15% of Canadian women with breast cancer to be using Essiac. It has also become popular in people with immune diseases such as HIV and diabetes and as a regular herbal tea as well. Some preventative measures in health-oriented individuals. Research conducted since Caisse’s death provided some insight.
Las hierbas utilizadas en la elaboración de Essiac poseen antioxidante y propiedades anticancerígenas, según una investigación realizada en el Instituto Europeo de Oncología. Los resultados se publican en el número de marzo de 2006 de la revista Journal of Ethnopharmacology. Los investigadores descubrieron que cuatro de las hierbas de Essiac demostraban poderes naturales de protección contra el cáncer.
Por último, una búsqueda rápida en el archivo PubMed puede darnos un par de estudios como (Ottenweller et al., 2004). Examinaron la línea celular cancerosa y las células del bazo in vitro que habían sido aisladas de ratones para examinar las respuestas de proliferación mediadas por la adición de un Essiac. Encontraron una disminución de la proliferación tanto de la línea celular de próstata transformada no cancerosa como de la cancerosa cuando el Essiac estaba presente en los medios de cultivo, lo que significa que el té impidió que todas las células se dividieran, pero el porcentaje de inhibición de las células cancerosas fue mayor que el porcentaje de inhibición de las células normales, lo que implica que el Essiac puede tener un efecto selectivo adicional sobre las células cancerosas. Además, los efectos del Essiac se midieron en un ensayo de proliferación de linfocitos T inmunitarios. En dosis bajas de Essiac, se demostró un aumento de la proliferación de estas células T, pero en dosis más altas, Essiac fue inhibidor de la proliferación de células T. Esto significa que Essiac s puede ser capaz de inhibir el crecimiento de células tumorales al tiempo que mejora la respuesta inmune. Esto puede ser especialmente importante en individuos inmunodeprimidos. Como en el VIH.
En este estudio(Seely et al., 2007). El Essiac mostró una antioxidante mostró importantes efectos inmunomoduladores, en concreto mediante la estimulación de la fagocitosis de granulocitos y la inhibición moderada de las vías inflamatorias. El esenio mostró una citotoxicidad celular específica significativa contra las células de carcinoma epitelial de ovario (lo que significa que mata el cáncer). Concluyeron que este estudio era la primera investigación exhaustiva de los efectos in vitro del Essiac y que el análisis in vitro del Essiac indica importantes propiedades antioxidantes e inmunomoduladoras, así como citotoxicidad específica de la célula neoplásica (una célula que forma parte del tumor) (específica para matar sólo la célula cancerosa), lo que concuerda con las propiedades históricas atribuidas a este compuesto. También hay otros estudios que no encontraron nada e incluso un estudio que encuentra un mayor riesgo de cáncer de mama (Kulp et al., 2006).
De nuevo tenemos datos científicos contradictorios. Cien años después de la aparición del Essiac todavía no tenemos una imagen clara. En un mundo donde supuestamente hay cientos de millones de dólares de gasto en investigación del cáncer al año (la razón por la que todos estos medicamentos contra el cáncer supuestamente cuestan tanto) de alguna manera es difícil hacer un simple examen de té y la investigación. O cualquier otro examen para curas "alternativas" para el caso.
The FDA response is that the reason why they do not test these is that they do not want to give quacks credibility. And they are lying. They do not want to give the “alternatives” any chance to prove their efficacy because they are not there to protect you or heal you.
They are there to protect Rockefeller’s big pharma business. There are many cases to be cited concerning congressional investigations I just used Essiac as one example. If you want you can go and read 1963 hearings of Senator Paul Douglas of Illinois on Krebiozen.
Referencias:
- Ottenweller, J., Putt, K., Blumenthal, E. J., Dhawale, S., & Dhawale, S. W. (2004). Inhibition of prostate cancer-cell proliferation by Essiac. Journal of alternative and complementary medicine (New York, N.Y.), 10(4), 687–691. https://doi.org/10.1089/acm.2004.10.687
- Seely, D., Kennedy, D. A., Myers, S. P., Cheras, P. A., Lin, D., Li, R., Cattley, T., Brent, P. A., Mills, E., & Leonard, B. J. (2007). In vitro analysis of the herbal compound Essiac. Investigación contra el cáncer, 27(6B), 3875–3882. [PubMed]
- Kulp, K. S., Montgomery, J. L., Nelson, D. O., Cutter, B., Latham, E. R., Shattuck, D. L., Klotz, D. M., & Bennett, L. M. (2006). Essiac and Flor-Essence herbal tonics stimulate the in vitro growth of human breast cancer cells. Breast cancer research and treatment, 98(3), 249–259. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10549-005-9156-x
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